I'm pretty sure JihanWU support Bcash too so It make no sense If we take his last tweet in consideration where he is against Bitmain/Jihan WU. As for the site, theymos would've told us If that was the case as I believe he is in control of bitcoin.org as well.

Are we thinking the accounts were compromised before or after calling for this radical and reactionary Bitcoin hardfork?  If anything, splitting the current Bitcoin blockchain in such a contentious and ill-conceived fashion would only be of benefit to competing chains.  It's not like this is the first time they've said something controversial.  They also had some "interesting" ideas about the original whitepaper being rewritten.  Is this more likely just a simple case of some things being said without thinking it through to conclusion?  Is there even a chance they've reconsidered their priorities and had a genuine change of heart?

He is not referring to this forum website but the actual bitcoin website (this is the chat forum and is (or was) owned by satoshi, now administered by theymos). If c0bra is down then they need someone else to hold rights to the domain. Too many eggs in one basket otherwise

has not any sense in 5 months to publicly say that Bcash fork is an attack to bitcoin, then to promote a pow change to get the power from chinese miners and after that to say that you believe that ln will fail and the only solution is bcash...
And why bcash and not litecoin or any other shitcoin out there? What has bcash that has not any other shitcoin? Roger Ver, Craig Wright and Jihan Wu? And why bitcoin will fail if ln fail?
Whatever he says this guy has not any sense. Cobra-bitcoin was dark and anonymous for years. Finally before 8 months he start to tweet and to be active to social media.
I believe that his account is compromised and that the real cobra is pwnd or arrest or hacked or whatever.
I really dont care what Cobra or anyone believes. There are plenty of ppl that believes to shitcoins.
The real problem here is that this guy is an admin to bitcoin.org. If he is compromised then there is a great risk to this site.

bitcoin.com is a roger ver's bcash propaganda site. Bitcoin twitter account has pwnd from Roger Ver the previous owner sell it to him. Everyone can imagine what will happen if and bitcoin.org will fail. This site  is to satoshi white paper.

This. Cobra has never been a significant contributor to Bitcoin.org. He's just leveraging his reputation as "co-owner" to make himself seem important. As David Harding points out:


I believe Cobra has been using Jihan Wu and the issue of mining centralization as red herrings. The intent is to divide the Bitcoin community against itself. Inevitably, a hard fork change to the proof-of-work algorithm (with significant support) will cause a permanent, sustained network split. Who benefits? Jihan Wu, Bitmain and Bcash.

So, maybe, Roger Ver is behind and/or has a hand on this news publication, The Curious Case of ‘Cobra Bitcoin’: The Peculiar Anon with a Lot of Power if it's affirmative don't get what he's up to as Theymos was mentioned...

"There are a few characters within the bitcoin space who are anonymous but have enormous amounts of control over certain aspects within the bitcoin space. For instance, there is Theymos, the co-owner of Bitcoin.org, and Bitcointalk who helps operate those sites with Cobra Bitcoin. (Theymos also controls r/bitcoin and the bitcoin wiki page). Cobra was first introduced in a Github update over three years ago as the co-owner of Bitcoin.org alongside Theymos. Since then his commentary and Bitcoin.org Github requests have been very contentious."

But then Theymos has to come out and declare the "Cobra" Twitter account is not really Cobra, right?

But it's possible. The @Bitcoin Twitter account was also possibly bought and controlled by Roger Ver. It has been making tweets about Bitcoin Cash being the real Bitcoin because "Satoshi's Vision".

According to the following cobra is joint owner along with theymos:

https://github.com/bitcoin-dot-org/bitcoin.org/blob/master/_templates/about-us.html